Through December 10, get 15% back on select Sony products shipped from and sold by Amazon.com when you pay in full with the Amazon Prime Store Card. That’s a 10% bonus in addition to the everyday 5% back you can earn on all Amazon.com purchases. This 10% Sony bonus excludes Sony PlayStation, video games, and digital content.

Example: If you buy the Sony A7rII you get $480 back on your amazon prime card to spend on other stuff!

The A6000 is definitely the best Sony Christmas deal. And now there is a new even better deal: You get the A6000 kit with a free $50 gift card at Amazon US (Click here).

And the big Sony camera and lens deals are officially over but I noticed the Sony A6000 and Sony A7II $200 price drop now became “permanent”. The new A7II price is now definitely $1,499 at Amazon (Click here). And if you buy it with the Amazon Prime Store card you even get $15 of the value back ($225!!!).

Through December 10, get 15% back on select Sony products shipped from and sold by Amazon.com when you pay in full with the Amazon Prime Store Card. That’s a 10% bonus in addition to the everyday 5% back you can earn on all Amazon.com purchases. This 10% Sony bonus excludes Sony PlayStation, video games, and digital content.

Example: If you buy the Sony A7rII you get $480 back on your amazon prime card to spend on other stuff!

Any idea if the iSeries A7 hardcase works with the A7Rii + GM70-200 F2.8 + 2x Tele? http://www.skbcases.com/music/products/proddetail.php?f=&id=860&o=&offset=&c=147&s=147 Looks like the picture shows the 70-200 F4??? Also interested in any other suggestions.

Ok so when i shoot i like to use jpeg and raw so i can transfer some of my photos to my phone and do Instagram and such. For the creative style i have always done nutural because I use Lightroom for all of my post processing. When I transfer the full sized jpegs to […]

I am wondering how many of you guys run a blog. Me and my wife started a travel/lifestyle blog and most of the photos are with my Sony A7R2. http://crepesandcameras.blogspot.co.uk/2016/12/co-incidentally-colombo.html Do subscribe, like/ share/comment.

I wanted to update the firmware of my a6300 from the original 1.00 to 1.10. So I downloaded the updater tool from Sony and ran it on my Windows 10 computer. I read public recommendations on a website (forgot which) and adhered to all instructions that the tool itself told me. The camera went into […]

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Etymology: Middle English rumour, from Anglo-French, from Latin rumor clamor, gossip; akin to Old English rēon to lament, Sanskrit rauti he roars

Date: 14th century
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